The Apple Champs-Élysées is housed within a grand corner building at number one hundred fourteen, constructed between eighteen ninety-three and eighteen ninety-six for Madame Joséphine-Eugénie Mouton. You can identify the site by its ornate, post-Haussmann architecture and the way it anchors the intersection of the Avenue des Champs-Élysées and the Rue Washington. The building once served as a residence for the Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont, who lived here long before the space was converted into a flagship retail store.
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